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The Marcellus police chief's arrest Wednesday is the second in an investigation into whether officers falsified time sheets at Marcellus and North Syracuse police departments.
David E. Wilkinson, 59, of Cicero, was suspended with pay from the Marcellus Police Department after being charged by the Onondaga County District Attorney's Office with fourth-degree grand larceny and defrauding the government, both felonies, and official misconduct, a misdemeanor.
"Chief Wilkinson has repeatedly and unequivocally assured me that he has done nothing wrong and that, at worst, ther... Read more
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As Parliament began an investigation into the conduct of the Uganda Police last week, some MPs want government to explain why many senior police officers are deserting the force.
The Inspector-General of Police, Major General Kale Kayihura, will also be questioned on the widespread perception that there is regional imbalance in the recruitment and deployment of semi-trained personnel and the militarisation of what should be a civil force. A select committee of Parliament, the first of its kind under Kayihura, who was appointed in 2005, has 40 days to investigate the police and report back to the House. The Weekly Observer reports that the police force was subjected to a judicial investigation led by Justice Julie Ssebutinde in 1999. However, that probe focused only on corruption. This time, the select committee will concentrate on allegations of the use of excessive force and brutality during arrests and the dispersing of political meetings.
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